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I installed the Linux system on my Lg g4 phone without a routine and then with the new userland program. Then I loaded the required files for windows 10 arm and installed qemu and installed the xfce4 interface and gave the commands to run windows 10 ARM in the terminal through the qemu program. Freeze on the prompt to press any button to take off from the CD or DVD and does not complete and then I did the same steps on my laptop system work but show me the blue death screen immediately after the takeoff
Note: The system needs to GPT and I own the MBR on the laptop Is that why the system Take off by UEFI which requires a GPT Do anyone help me
I been here before? (almost like when ur ramstick is faulty )
MBR Is your master boot record,and it needs Unified Extensible Firmware Interface UEFi which is specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware.
If u can boot then first
Just open Run and type the command MSINFO32.
When you do this, System Information will open up.
Here, under System Summary, you will be able to find out whether it is BIOS or UEFI. “Legacy” indicates that the system is BIOS and UEFI indicates that the system is, of course, UEFI.
Non-boot GPT disks are supported on BIOS-only systems. It is not necessary to boot from UEFI in order to utilize disks partitioned with the GPT partition scheme. Therefore you can take advantage of all of the features offered by GPT disks even though your motherboard only supports BIOS mode.5.
Set up GPT
Go to BIOS settings and enable UEFI mode. ...
Press Shift+F10 to bring out a command prompt.
Type Diskpart.
Type List disk.
Type Select disk [disk number]
Type Clean Convert MBR.
Wait for the process to complete.
Go back to Windows installation screen, and install Windows 10 on your SD /hd / vibrator / etc .
Again the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) is a specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware.All versions of Windows 10, 8, 7, and Vista can read GPT drives and use them for data—they just can't boot from them without UEFI. Other modern operating systems can also use GPT. Linux has built-in support for GPT.
So lastly once u booted
Make SD/SDHC card Bootable for Windows(u can even use Rufus tool easier but below works)
The steps to make a bootable SD/SDHC card on Windows comprise of some similar steps. This involves the complete formatting of the SD card and then uploading the OS files and making the bootable SDHC card.
To make a bootable SDHC/SD memory card for windows, follow the steps;
Connect the SD/SDHC card to your computer – make sure the card is empty and you do not have any valuable data in the card.
Go to Command prompt – In order to do that, go to start menu and type cmd and enter.
Go to diskpart – type diskpart and enter.
In the new window, type; list disk – the window should be system32/diskpart.
From the list of the disks that your computer has, look for your SD/SDHC card. you can refer to the memory space of the disks to identify your SD card.
Type; select diskX – the name of the disk you want to use i.e. the SD card.
Type; Clean
Type; Create Partition Primary
Type; Active
Type; Format Fs= NTFS Quick
Type; Assign
Type; Exit
Now, mount your ISO file of windows – Right-click on the image and select mount.
Run the following commands:
G: CD BOOT – G is the iso file drive letter.
BOOTSECT.EXE/NT 60 F – F is the SD card or the drive letter for SD/SDHC card.
Copy all the files from the ISO image to the memory card.
Your SD/SDHC card is now in bootable mode, you can restart your computer and test the bootable SDHC card.
NOTE: While performing any of these steps double-check what you are selecting and what command you are executing. This is because any small mistake can corrupt your SD / SDHC card file system. Sometimes, you could fix corrupt SD card in easy ways, but not always. There are chances that your card would become useless permanently. Hence, handle your card carefully.
Important if u got stuck again..
5. Set up GPT
Go to BIOS settings and enable UEFI mode. ...
Press Shift+F10 to bring out a command prompt.
Type Diskpart.
Type List disk.
Type Select disk [disk number]
Type Clean Convert MBR.
Wait for the process to complete.
Go back to Windows installation screen, and install Windows 10 on your SSD.
Lastly stick to 32 bit core iso (if u can workbench iso)
Hope this helps
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Hello,
I'am looking for a solution to get the FAT32 partition access as an USB mass storage only by manipulating my PC (of course, after pluging my G1 on USB).
I don't want to use the notification system on my G1.
Through an adb command for example...
A perfect solution would be : an icon to mount, and another icon to unmount.
Any idea ?
I'm not so sure about this one. I'd imagine it would involve a script that begins running adb and mounting your Android's SD card through adb. THEN you'd have to have another icon that recognizes the currently mounted drive and unmount it. I could see how you can associate your SD card to only show up as a certain drive (I have mine set to always come up as the "B:" drive), but there's so much communication involved between your phone and PC it leads me to believe the rest of the process to be an impossiblity. You're sure asking your PC to do a LOT. Considering what you want this "program" to do, it's hardly worth the effort to even attempt writing it.
Simply put, it's like trying to train your dog to unlock and open your house for you when you come home instead of simply using your house key.
PartEdMagic is your key to a FAT32 formatted microSD card
The easiest way to FAT32 your SD card is to boot up your PC with the "gparted Magic" ISO/CD (can do in vmware even), mount your SD card (via phone may work, I used a micro-SD USB card reader) - delete your partition on the SD card and recreate as FAT32, then format it. All can be done in PartEd Magic.
Hope that helps
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mattrophy:
... i don't think he wanted to format it
Christopher3712:
Asking his PC to do alot? This is in no way a hard task, it requires 2 calls to adb, thats all...
koxx:
To mount it from your pc run: "adb wait-for-device shell sdutil ums enable", and to unmount "adb shell sdutil ums disable".
So, if you want 2 icons doing that, just make a shortcut that executes the commands above (either with the full path to ADB, or with adb's directory in your PATH var).
Joushou said:
mattrophy:
... i don't think he wanted to format it
Christopher3712:
Asking his PC to do alot? This is in no way a hard task, it requires 2 calls to adb, thats all...
koxx:
To mount it from your pc run: "adb wait-for-device shell sdutil ums enable", and to unmount "adb shell sdutil ums disable".
So, if you want 2 icons doing that, just make a shortcut that executes the commands above (either with the full path to ADB, or with adb's directory in your PATH var).
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Exactly, I don't want to format my card ... it's already done
Your command works fine ! Thank you very much !
To finish, do I need a windows command to synchronize data before unmount UMS ? (equiv of "windows unmount" operation)
I used the link below to flash the internal memory card of Nook Color.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=938200
I also noticed that when I insert the Micro SD Card into the socket of the "Nook",
some files get automatically created on the card. ".Android_secure", "LOST.DIR", "tmp". In the tmp dir, there is "astro" dir with astro.db file.
Now when the I hook up the "Nook Color" to the PC the drive letters show up as "E:" and "F", but I cannot get into the drive to look at the files in them. When I click on the drive it asks to insert disk
Can someone help?
Thanks
Did you format the card upon insertion? If not try doing it from Recovery. Do you have essential files on it? FAT 32 Format is the preferred option/way.
edit: Disk Management in Windows
Some of these commands below can cause harmful an undesirable functions, leading to the formatting of your hard disk and data loss, while others will not run under Windows XP. As for Windows Vista the Run Tab is not visible in the start up menu. Windows Vista specific command prompts are not included. Start>Run>[type desired command here]
Disk management
* DISKMGMT.MSC: opens disk management utility
* CLEANMGR: opens disk drive clean up utility
* DFRG.MSC: opens disk defragmenter
* CHKDSK: complete analysis of disk partition
* DISKPART: disk partitioning tool
Microsd Card (Nook Color) not recognized by Windows XP after froyo flash
Before I flash everything was "working" fine.
Everything on the "Nook" after the "flash" is working great. I can do a lot thru froyo, but the problem below---->
I "just" cannot access the drives. Internal or external thru my PC
I tried the utilities you mentioned -->DISKMGMT.MSC. I can see the drive "E" and "F" assuming internal and additonal drive in the utility. That wont help since even though everything works perfectly on "Nook", windows XP now is unable to recognize the drives and is asking for "drivers" when I initally hook up the "Nook" thru USB.
Please help
Ok, this might be what you need:
[SCRIPT] Nook Color USB Drivers and ADB Setup (WinXP&7)
First off, I would like to thank you for your efforts in trying to help me.
I installed the ADB drivers quite a few times.
It shows up in device manager as "Android Phone" --> Android Compsite ADB Interface.
But in the "Explorer" when I click on "E" drive that corresponds to the internal memory of Nook Color, it says "Insert Disk into drive E" and now its real slow to respond of the cancel of that message
Please help
Hi everybody,
I have a question about file system on external SD cards for an Android Smartphone. I searched already in the internet for a solution but I did not find anything what helped me.
Basically my problem is simple: I want to copy files from my Windows PC (Windows 7) to the external SD card of my Android Smartphone (Android 5). That is simple: connect the Smartphone with USB cable to the PC, then the Smartphone appears as device in Windows Explorer, so I can easily copy files. But when the files are larger than 4 GB, then it doesn't work, because the SD card is formatted with FAT32 file system, which does not support files > 4 GB. This is clear.
One option is to split large files into smaller files (e.g. using 7-zip), but for several reasons, that is not a usable way and I tried it, it doesn't always really work in a reliable way.
So I would like to copy files > 4 GB to my Smarphone and informed about different file systems and made some experiments (by plugging the SD card into the SD card slot of my Windows PC and formatting it). Here are the results:
- NTFS: Formatted: On Windows, using MiniTool Partition Wizard. Writable on Windows: yes. On the Smartphone: "SD card is blank or has unsupported file system."
- exFAT: Formatted: On Windows, using Windows Explorer. Writable on Windows: yes. On the Smartphone: "SD card is blank or has unsupported file system."
- ext2: Formatted: On Windows, using MiniTool Partition Wizard. Writable on Windows: no. Smartphone: Not tried, because not writable on Windows.
Then I installed an ext2 driver on Windows (Paragon ExtFS), but when I tried to read the SD card in my Smartphone again, it still did not work. It's hopeless. Seems that there is no file system which can easily be read/ written by Windows and Android and doesn't have the 4 GB file size limit.
Does anybody know which file systm is suitable for my needs?
Thanks a lot and with best regards,
Bernd
I have a 32 gb surface rt.
When i start it "surface" is shown on the screen for 5 seconds and the tablet shuts down.
I downloaded recovery files from microsoft, copied to fat 32 usb.
if i press volume down and power, it boot up and goes into recovery.
When i tried to recover the tablet says "missing partition" or "drive is locked"
if i start command prompt i can see my usb as c: And the tablet´s memory is shown as x:
If i run diskpart and type "list volume" the only drive shown is my usb drive.
Somehow the build in drive is not readable and not shown.
And i think that is the issue windows can´t boot because the drive is missing.
I tried to copy files from usb to built in drive and that is possible.
is drive letter x: the right letter for the built in drive?
it might has to be c: as on a pc.
If any one has a suggestion what to do.
I has been searching for a tool that could repartition the built in drive and after that i wanted to do a clean install from the usb recovery. but i haven´t found anything.
torben5247 said:
I have a 32 gb surface rt.
When i start it "surface" is shown on the screen for 5 seconds and the tablet shuts down.
I downloaded recovery files from microsoft, copied to fat 32 usb.
if i press volume down and power, it boot up and goes into recovery.
When i tried to recover the tablet says "missing partition" or "drive is locked"
if i start command prompt i can see my usb as c: And the tablet´s memory is shown as x:
If i run diskpart and type "list volume" the only drive shown is my usb drive.
Somehow the build in drive is not readable and not shown.
And i think that is the issue windows can´t boot because the drive is missing.
I tried to copy files from usb to built in drive and that is possible.
is drive letter x: the right letter for the built in drive?
it might has to be c: as on a pc.
If any one has a suggestion what to do.
I has been searching for a tool that could repartition the built in drive and after that i wanted to do a clean install from the usb recovery. but i haven´t found anything.
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AFAIK the volumes are mounted incorrectly or C:/ drive MBR/GPT sector corrupt .(must have done smth with regedit or volume encryption, bitlocker, corrupt TPM). The external usb is being detected as the primary windows system( C: drive ) and built in drive(C:/) is being read as virtual drive X:/
I think that you have to make a bootable OS on your usb device and boot from it. Either create bootable ubuntu 14.01 or surface rt stock image if available. Then It should boot by reading usb as primary drive ,i.e, C : /
AND ADD PHOTOS/VIDEO OF THE ISSUE in your post for better understanding.
EDIT- For creating bootable USB OS, use Rufus. And for creating Linux based bootable OS format drive as exFAT( I am not sure on this one but Linux use exFAT for file permission support).
I have this SanDisk 32GB MicroSD card that's ended up with two partitions -
android_meta and android_extended as result of a failed attempt to use the card as Adopted Storage in a Lenovo Phone.
Neither Windows or Android now detect the card, and I've tried quite a few methods to get the card to work. These include using diskpart, chkdsk, testdisk.exe, mounting it using a pc running linux and using a few other disk repair softwares. But, none seem to be able to format the disk.
Is there a way I can get this card back to normal. It's a blank card so data recovery does not matter.
Go to the menu that says "Settings."
Select the MicroSD card listed under Storage and USB.
Near the top right, tap the three vertical dots.
Select "format as portable" from the drop-down menu.
I've tried that before. This is that happens (see screenshots).
Trying to format it using a Windows or Linux Machine also does not work.
normanscr said:
I've tried that before. This is that happens (see screenshots).
Trying to format it using a Windows or Linux Machine also does not work.
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In Linux, if your distro includes gPartEd (or if it's available in your distro's repository), you can use that to delete the 2 partitions, then create a new partition and format it.
Telyx said:
In Linux, if your distro includes gPartEd (or if it's available in your distro's repository), you can use that to delete the 2 partitions, then create a new partition and format it.
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I couldn't use a Linux Machine, so I tried the Gparted Live USB route on a Windows 10 Machine.
Problem is, Gparted detects the partitions. But when I select delete or any other action, the operation completes without errors, and after a few seconds it'll again show up as 'unknown'. The partitions are 16MB and 29.5 GB.